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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
CITY NEWS.

The chain gang is improving
Winchester street by rounding 1t up.
Gus Williams 10 One Of the Finest
at the Tneater tomorrow night.
The warm weather caused the
brick pavements all over town to
loosen up yesterday.
Our Legislators are at home from
Nashville to spend Sunday with their
families and fiiends.
Tho Criminal Court stands adj.
journed for the term. The next term
will open tomorrow morning.
The funeral OF the late Mr.. julius
Behr will take plaza this afternoon at
2 o'clock, from 240 Washington street
Gen. G, p, NJ. Turner has opened
up joo printing and law office on the
southeast corner Of Main and Poplar
streets.
The Chickasaw Guards WIFI hold
an important meeting this evening
Active aud honorary members are in
vited to be in attendance.
1t was rumored last evening that
the attorneys employed in the case o
thu Courthouse row over courtroomi
were trying to effect compromise.
--At the Shelby Circuit Court yes
teIdAy, bills of exceptions were flet
and an adj ournment had for the term
The new term will commence tc
morrow.
The Memphis @ der and Vnega
factory, which was destroyed by fir
on Friday night, will resume opera
lions again as soon as the plant can b
replaced
The free reading room opened b.
the Women's Christian Temperate
Union will be warm and comfort 10!
today for those who may desire to Wis
II, Free TO all.
AT the Criminal Court vest rda
Abe Young aud George English, cor
vict d OF burglary, were esCh sen
fenced to fvs years imprisonment il
the penitentiaIy.
Tomorrow m )rning will open n
in the Chsno ry Court the Ceunl,
Courtroom war Netween JudgeDuB os,
and Chairman Slaughter, and wit
Sheriff Cannon as fiddle man.
Policeman Jackson Ccolored) /
warmly praised by the members of tn
Criminal Court grand jury for yalua
BILE assistance given them in the in
Vestigation Of i1dicable crimes an,
misdemesnoIs and in which JacksoI
WIS q principal witness.
The dangerous app srance of e.,
old Avalanche building on Jefferson
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
A Steamboat Party.

Friday night, on board the steamer
Granite State very delightful party
was given in honor Of Miss Bette
Pyles, who is here on a visit to Miss
Alice Mccain. Dancing began at an
early hour, and continued until mid.
night, when the ladies and gentlemen
wera invited to an elegant repsst
which had been provided for them.
After the feast dancing was resumed
aud continued unit a late hour. Capt.
A. ]. Lindsay, Chief Clerk Don Mars
and MIR. Bob HendTickson did the
honors, and made their guests feel at
home. Among the ladies present
were Misses Annie Wsinright, Bsttie
PILES, Alice Mccain, Lizz.e Graham,
Louli4 Nagle, Maggie Graham, Emm a
Coyue, Lizzie Coyne, Maggie Cain,
louie Gospel, Lizzie Htckle, Ida
Benson, Mamie Jones, Carrie Arm
strong, Minnie Means, Winnie Spicer,
Liz Q Arbuckle, Katie .Arbuckle, An.
na Marshall, Minnie Palmer, Fannie
Palmer, Helen Waring and Lottie
Mcmillan, Mrs. J. W. wainwright,
Mrp. George Baymiller, and Mrs. II,
Marshall.
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The DeIIghtruI Liquid Laxative.

Syrup OF Figs is most agreeable
and valuable family remedy, as it is
easily taken by old and young, and is
prompt and effective in curing
habitusl constipation and the many
ills depending on weak or inactive
condition of the kidneys, liver and
Bowels. 1t acts gently, strengthens
the organs on which it acts, and
awaksns them to healthy activity. For
sale by H. j. Hester and all leading
druggists; Van Vleet Il Co, G. w.
Jones 4 Co., W. N. Wilkerson & Co.,
and s. Mansfield & o.. have been ap.
pointed wholesale agents at Memphis.
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nkns Cheap Counter The Talk The Town. Penny Saved Penny Made

masher, was very funny, and after his
dance was twice recalled. Mr.. O. W.
Swain ss Quincy Veal" the colored
"gem'en" from odd Kentuck," was
we'll up ia color, but rifle off in
dialect. The other parts wee we'll
taken. The songs, "Ole OF the Finest"
and "Crs2y Qaiit," were received with
special favor.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
MONEY SAVED
Plated SiIverWare,
CHINA AND GLASSWARE

AT $35O-Cake Stands, hand en-
graved, reduced from $1,000.
AT 29c-Majolica Pitchers g qts)
reduced from 1925.
AT CSC - Handsome Lamps with
bronze staod engraved front. large
white shade, with extra large
brilliant burner, reduced fron
$500.
AT $3.50 to close out - Triple
plated Castors, fine engraved
bottles, reduced from $500.
AT $9.00-Triple plated Water
Pitchers, with porcelain walls on
fitting stands, reduced from
$3.50.
AT $500 each-Twenty different
useful articles, such as finger
bowls, spoon holders, fruit plates,
etc.
Brass Tenders, Holds and Umbrella
Stands at unprecedented bar
gains.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
MONEY SAVED
Table Damasks, Sheetings,
Towels, DoyIies, Napkins.

AT 54c-All-linen bleached Table
Damask, reduced from Soc.
AT 19c-Extra large Towels, worth
30c.
AT 19c Nine quarter bleached
Sheeting, reduced from 25c.
AT l6c-Two yard wide bleached
Sheeting, worth Zoe.
AT 6lc-Yard-wide Sea Island Do
nestle.
AT Csc per dozen-Linen Napkins,
reduced from $lO0.
AT 95c-Fringed Napkins, reduced
from $1,50
AT 8c-Best yard-wide bleached
Domestic, finished soft for the
needle, mill price lO4c.
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BLANKETS, BUGGY RUGS,
FiannelS and Bed Comforts.

AT $i75-Plush Buggy Rugs, re-
duced from 800.
AT $6.0O-Plush Buggy Rugs, re-
duced from $1,000.
AT 75c = Bed Comforts, reduced
from 81 %.
AT 75c-Horse Blankets, reduced
from $l.50.
AT $2.O0-H Horse Blankets, reduced
from $500,
AT $675-CalifOrnia Bed Blankets,
reduced from $1,000.
AT 2lc-All wool White and Scar
Let FLANNEL. reduced from doc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
Mems Clothing, Hats, Shoes.

AT $14.75 Mems best all wool tailor
made Cashmere Suits, reduced
from $500.
AT 6.48-BOys' Long Pants Suits,
reduced from $500.
AT 25c-All our Dollar Cloth and
Felt Hats for boys.
AT $3,75-Men's hand-sewcd Calf
Shoes, worth $500.
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Miss Grace LeweIIyn

Will give an entertainme emit at the
Tneater shorty which will embrace
some new and pleasing fes' ures, to-
ther with some really good music.
The date is not positively fixed, but it
will probably take place some time
next month. 1t is hoped that some Of
her pupils will sssist,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
X. s. b. FUNERAL NOTICE.

INZRA LODGE No. %, K. 8. B will meet
n on SUNDAY, ia uary 10th, at 80
sharp, at their hail, 20j Main street, for the
purpose of attending the funeral of our late
brother, JULIUS BEHR Members OF sitter
lodges are fraternally invited to attend.
Fine for non attendance 81.
SAM RIOS ENHHIN, President.
Attest: HENRY Brown, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
The Senatorial Contest

Is attracting good deal OF attention,
and there are only a few pc iticisus
who spesk of the rssul with any de-
gree Of certainty. Until the caucus
decides who shall have the long term,
our legislators will chew Coleman
Ko-Ko Tulu and keep their nerves as
calm as possible.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
10. b. B. FUNERAL NOTICE.

THE officers and members of 81 , on Lusks
i Lodge No. 1872. l. D. B. B., are request
ed TO meet at their lodge room this SUN
DAY. afternoon AZ / 80 O'clock, to attend
the funeral of our late brother, julius BEHR.
Members Of sister city LODGES traternally
invited. ii. SEESSBL, SR President.
A. g. MYERS, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16

RibbOnsi Ribbons!
AT 25c-All our elegant Fancy Rib
bons, reduced IRON Csc.
AT 40c--All our choice Imported
Ribbons, reduced from Sc.
AT &c, &c and 70, thousands of Rib
hons. worth five times more.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16

MEMPHIS ROYAL Arch CHAPTER A
Nl No. IS, +. a. A. N.-Will hold ~
its stated convocatiOn at Tabernacle,X II
Masonic. Temple, tomorrow MON w
DAY. evening, at 1880 o'clock, for,
dispatch Of business and work in the Most
Excellent Master degree. Visiting eompan-
ions fraternally invited.
By order Ii. Is. CULLEN, d'fs
JoHN ID. Hwy, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
MONEY SAVED
Wool Underwear, Hosiery,
Gloves,
For Men, Women and Children

AT 35c each-Ladies' Merino Vests
and Drawers.
AT 45c-Ladies fine colored Cash
mere Hose, reduced from 95c.
AT 21c-Ladies' striped regular
made British Hose, worth SOC.
AT 31c-Ladies' colored and black
British Hose, split feet, reduced
from SOC.
I6-J Just Received, the only
Real Fast Black
Hose made. We are sole agents
Ask for "Menken's Fast Black War
ranted."
AT 17c-Children's Corduroy Rib
bed Hose.
AT 37Ic-Children's all wool Cash
mere Hose, reduced from Csc.
AT SOC each-Men's all wool Scar
let Shirts and Drawers.
AT Zoe each-Men's White Merino
Shirts and Drawers.
AT 50c-Colored Percale Shirts,
worth $1.00.
Gloves, Gloves, Gloves.
AT 25c-Balance of our Dollar Six
Jersey Gloves, Aeecy lined.
AT $1.00-Ladies' black and colored
Dogskin Gauntlets, reduced from
1925.
AT 35c-Ladies' Jersey Cashmere
Gloves, reduced from 75c.
AT $1.00-Ladies' updressed Kid
Gauntlets, reduced from $500.
New Suede Mousquetatres for Even
ing wear. Just received
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MONEY SAVED
Millinery! Millinery!

SPECIAL NOTICE We have
made n chang I'm our mill
lInery department. Miss
JENNIE BUCKLEY, so well
and faVOrabiy known as tue
leading Millinery Artistic I'm
the city, has assumed con-
troll Of this depRrtm ent I'm
House. assisted by a corps
Of capable ladies
AT 10c each-Felt Hats and Bon
nets, reduced from $l.00.
AT 25c each-Felt Hats and Bon
nets, reduced from 81 80.
AT 50r-Felt Hats and Bonnets, re
duced from 500
AT 25c-Feather Breasts, reduced
from $50.
AT 50c-0strich Plumes, reduced
from 500.
AT 25c-Tips and Ponpons, re-
duced from $l.25.
AT 81 .50-Trimmed Bonnets and
Hats, reduced from $3.50.
AT $2.50-Trimmed Bonnets and
Hats, reduced from $500.
AT $40O-Trimmed Bonnats and
Hats, reduced from $3.50.
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In MEMORIAM.
Katie ZiEn nlerm ann.
nTnn NuaDV q 1907

UlED JhNOAhI - 1901
Called away from loving arms who held you
dear,
By Death who like a shadow fell and dark
cred
The light that once had shone so clear.
God knew your soul to be too bure
Life cares and troubles to endure,
While we through life must blindiy roam,
Had need of you a. d called you home.
Rest on sweet soul,
Who, pure from all earthly stain on heart or
brow
And loved by all, is resting with the angels
now. K. A. b.
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III. II. d. EIks.

U-o THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
of Memphis lodge No. q, B P, u.
meet at the lodge room this so NDAYl
nisht, vt 80 O'clock. Important business.
Soc nj fessiOn and nier,ing degrees.
nv order G. W. SMITH, h. K.
CaAs. BoaNRR, Secretary.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
ADJUSTMENTS.
Minnie Maddern I'm "Caprice."

Minnie Mnddern IN "CaprAco'
Mis-, Madden appeared in Caprice
at a matinee performance yesterday
and again last night, which closed her
engagement, which was fairly sue
cessiul both financially and dramat-
irally
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16

CUSTOM HOUSE,, MEMPHIS, TENN
CUSTODIAN sO1IIOn, January i6,lSS1,
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received
= until II M, Thursday, January 20, 1887,
fot supplying certain tools, oil' soap
.erOoms, cotton mops, ostrich feather DUST
ers, key torches with handles for hghtne
gas and rubber window cleaners. p
Particulars as to amount and quality can
be had upon appli Iti0n to .
THOS, r. 10DIN, Custodian.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
MONEY SAVED
Siksl Silks ! silks {!

AT 79c-Black eros Grain Silk, re-
duced from Slips,
AT 95c-Striped Velvet Novelties,
reduced from 50 80.
AT bc-Evening Shades of Satin
Surah, reduced from 81 90,
AT 500 - Evening and Street
Shades of Silk Pushes, reduced
from $3.50.
AT 7bC-Quilted Satin Innings, re
duoed from 81 %.
AT 97c-Colored Silk Velvets, re-
duced from 81 so.
AT Soc and 75c-Remnsnts Of fine
Silks and Satins reduced from
$3.50 aud 500 yard.
AT 81 50-All our finest colored
Dress Velvots, reduced from 50.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
UNDELIyERED TRLEGRAMS
Western Union.

List OF undelivered kilograms re-
naming at the Western Union Telegraph
Office, New Cotton Exchange Building, cor
ner Madison and Second streets. Office
hours from to 10 80 o'clock am. and from
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
MONEY SAVED.
CIoaks and Dresses.

AT $5.0O-Brocaded Silk Circulars,
quilted lining, reduced from $50.
AT S3,50-Astrachan Jackets, re-
duced from $3.50.
AT $75O-Fine Cloth, tailor made
Newmarkets, reduced from $40:
AT $l2.5O-Pur Trimmed Short
Wraps, reduced from $1,000.
AT $l000-Silk Pelisses, reduced
from $500.
AT 81. 90 and 81 .50-JOb lot Of Rag
lans and Jackets, in light cOlors,
reduced from $1,000
AT S.5O-All wool Wrappers, re-
duced from $50.
AT 50c-Job lot of colored Sateen
Skirts, reduced from $500.
AT S,50-Ladies' all wool ready
made Dresses, reduced from $l5.
AT 50c-All our Calico Wrappers
material cut-Wc.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
NoTTOE.

A BOUT the 10th of July, 1856, Andrew
n Botto and David Botto published in the
Memphis Daily Appeal, and also in the
Memphis Daily Scimitar, notice that they
conviction Of the murderers Of Rosa AID
paul Justi, and atterward, by another pub
LEGATION made in 10 same papers, about the
oath OF July. 1885, increased the reward of
fered TO 5000. Now, Tor rtasons satisfactory
~ ourselves, we have withdrawn and do
hereby with raw each Of the said offers, and
do hereby give notice Of II e fact to the pub
lie In general, and particularly TO any and
all ''''OH' DAVID B0TPO,
ANDREW B0rT0.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
Embroideries and Laces.

AT 5c--Colored Torchon Lace worth
15c.
AT 10c-Colored Torchon Lace,
worth 29c,
AT Sc-Colored Wool Laces, re-
duced from zoe.
AT 14c-.Colored Wool Laces, re-
duced from 30c.
Wool Lace Flouncings and ALL
Overs reduced to less than half
price.
AT &c and 5c-Hamburg Edgings,
worth 10c.
AT 25c-Hamburg Edgings, re-
duced from Soc.
AT 10c-Hamburg Edging, reduced.
AT &c a yard-Souffie Face Yelling,
reduced from 25c.
AT 10c-Figured Net for Yelling,
worth 30c.
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M.mnhis, Tepn., January Is. 1857.

CUSTOM HOUSE, MEMPHIS, .TBNNnl
CusroDIGS's 0FTIcs, January l6 1885.
c,EALED PROPOSALS will be received
= until IL NJ, Salurdly, January p, 1887,
for lighting this building and grounds with
electric light or gas.
Instructions to bidders for supplying cleo
tric iieht or gas can be had upon apple ten
20 TH0S. +. T0BIN, Custodian.
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RIuGCity Building q Loan Assoe'tn

BIuECity Building d Loan Assoe'tn.
rNUE annual meetiug Of the stockholders
Vii tsks nisce on MONDAY evening,
January II, 1851, at 1850 O'Clock, when the
election OF cficers for tho ensuing yea, will
be held and the annual report submitted M a
a a. series ms % atured and loans will be Of
fered at this meeting n,,,.o,- 81,
SAM HrRsCB, seoretarv.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
Dress Goods! Dress Goods!

srAn our Combination Patterns
and Headed Robes In boxes, regard
less Of cost.
AT $975-All our $500 Combina-
ton Patterns. -
AT TO-All our 5000 Combina-
ton Patterns.
AT $l250-All our $1,000 Combina-
ton Patterns.
AT 35c a yard-All wool double
width Dress Goods, reduced
from 65c.
AT 90 a yard-All onr zoe Dress
Goods.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
TN no0eo>N Why Ack-
NNO NSNSON er's Blood

Elixir is warranted, is because it Is
tbe hest Blood Preparation known
1t win positively cure all Blood Dis
cases, purifies the whole system, and
Thoroughly builds up the constitution
Remember, we guarantee it,
Fer sale by A. RENBERT.
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K. OF II. FUNERAL NOTICE.

OFFICERSand members of Germania
" Lodge No 36I, X. Of H., are requested
TO meet at their hal at 80 o'clock pm.
TODAY, to attend the funeral Of our late
brother, JULIUS BEHR. Members Of sister
lodges invited.
GEORGE BORSER, Reporter.
TNUE officers and members Of Fountain
i Lodge No. 296, X, Of Il are requested
to meet at their lodge room. 2ss second
O'clock an, to attend the funeral Of our
late brother, A. M. STODDARD.
T. BOWSER, Dictator.
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MONEY SAVED
Trimmings and Notions.

AT 75c-Feather Trimmings. all
colors, reduced from $3.50.
AT 95c-Beaver Fur, reduced from
$1.75.
AT 5Oc-Black Fox Fur, reduced
from 81 %.
AT $1.00-Grecian Sable Fur, re-
duced from $3.50.
AT 5c-Sperm Machine Oil.
AT 2c-Invisibles Hair Nets.
AT 3c-A bottle of Mucilage.
AT Gc--A package Of Diamond Dye.
AT 3c-A quire of wove Note Paper.
1900 Remnants Of Dress Trimmings
at one-third value.
1900 Gross o! Dress Buttons for a
song.
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Special Tomorrow.

Is Extra ane Fur Trimmed and Set
Ornamented Paris short Wraps,
sold heretofore at 805 90 $40, TO-
morrow
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Dividend Notice.

OFFIcR HERSANDO IEsyRAEoE CoNPsSsr'
Memphis, Tenn, January ~, 1870
A Ia meeting Of the Beard Of Directors 2
IA this COMPANY, he'd this day, eemi-
annual CasH dividend of rive W PCT
cent. was declared upon the capi'u s'osk
out Of the net earpiDgs OF inc past eiA
months, payable on demane, c..
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16
THE CHARITY BALL.
A MEETING OF CITIZENS CALLED
FOR TOMORROW
Al the Merchants Exchange, at $3.50
O'CLOCK Pun, TO Consider Bust
ness in Connection with IL.

The gentlemen named below are re-
quested to meet in the Merchants
Exchange rooms tomorrow afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock, 80 business Of Import.
ance in connection with the proposed
Charity e Ill will be discnaaed:
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100 am. 31.ls6 500 w. Clear.
800 2. IN. 20. 005 $50 S.W. Clear.
1000 pm 30.0l0I $40 &. lOlesr.
Maximum temperature, 81,
Minimum temperature, 20.
Ozone, l0a.m,, 0.
Rainfall, 0 90.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-16

Your Choice for $3.50.
AT 37c-Job lot of Corsets, worth
$l.00.
AT 65c-Corsets worth $l.2.
AT $l.O0- Our celebrated $3.50
Cnrsets.
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TILE WEATHER.
Indications.

For Alabama: Warmer, so,Itherly minds;
fair weather.
For arkansas, Louisiana and MisSis-
sippi: Fair Weatter; southeriy, shifting
10 colder norihpsSt winds.
For Tennessee: SOuthsrly tUinds; tair
,oealher; slightly warmer.
For 7Gras: Southwest, shifting 10
colder norlhpeaeriy ,Uinds; far wediher.
The Ohio riper wiH rise slightly; ht
Other risers wiH remain nearly stationary
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archaeological Report.
MEnrHIs, TnNs.. January 10, 1857.
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All Millinery Materials
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27
A aeP4FTL sUTLoeK.

The spproaoh Of spring finds the peo-
pie Of Washington Territory generally,
and thoss Of eeatsls in particular, In Q
frame 81 mind which. In lie cheerful
SECS, borders nearly apon the exnlta-
ton, which results only from assured
prosperity. The outlook could net be
more encouraRinR. On every hand new
industries srs being iaauguraied. and
resources which have hitherto hees
Iatsns arc being developed. Outside
capital 10 seeking investment, and the
products Of our country are command
ing good prises in the markets Of the
world.
There has never been time when ths
people Of Seattle have had better rea
son 10 feel satisfied With The COL ditiot
and the prospects Of their city. Ever
In 1882 and 1888. when the future ap
parently looked too bright 70 admit thI
possibility Of Its ever being dafkened
there was not % good reason for hop
and eoDhdence as there ID today. Ou
present prosperity IL based upon a sub
stautial foundation. The resource
which sre being developed ara bein,
developed for all time. and the prosper
ity which accompanies their develop
meut must continue.
Business is improving in every branch
and the population of our city is sisadi
ly increasing. The coming summe
gives promise of being the most pros
peEcus in our history. Courage an,
hope are to BE- seen in every face.
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plsss shaz IL is-a frienhship that i
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b. al man- Mr.. Claxks1n's poHiti1n
whs1 aorssstIY rsporssd i h fat ukzt
ons uhs has knssn kin fss many years
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still he loyal friend q RlsiBe thas hs
has bssn fnF Hftsss gsaEs. This great
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foiissisR q frisnda. benanss 10 them.
- IL al his b1sy life. be b sEasL he
docs not maka frisnda fog ssi1sh CUR
posss. ~ b TO asDsrslly the oass both
IL pahlis and private life, nor doe be
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% plainly dsmsnstEstea in the blaine
and AIlison test. An smbisio1s man
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sentative Of biz swn State, the member
Of bis evn pelitioal household. whom
be kas made-mads beeanss Vim. B.
AIlison s0ald nrt have defsatsd James
Harlan foe the United States Senate
without the Support Of bic fFisnd Oark-
son II sel6shasas soald have dictated
the ehoios, be would certainly have
named tue man Who b under such great
oblieations 70 him Had unbiased
iadgment been allowed 10 give ths an
sser, Be. perhaps. voald have named
Miller as the strong a.An 20 unite ths
paEtyi but Friendship hsld the balances
Of pessr. hsncs u was Blaine.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27

Il 10 MOST unhappy truth that ths
ssnoeesy Of medeEn politics is rather q
rspFe&s the mere Amiabls traits Of q
mass natars tAAn 10 sd - an inesnsivs
for Their cultivstior. EspeciaIls u this
The e4ss With What vs may term ths
parsly altFusstae ssntim ntA In ths
eeaa az pahlis life and In she aercs
stEuzsls tor ptaee md party sscss6sney
pFsvass fFtsndships ere go 10 have toe
sltRhi hoAa upsa ~ and are sacrificed
fas 100 readily 70 satisfy The assas Of
vasstnR eosoAssoa- Il H. hovsvsr,
pissSins TO ssaay TIE sxesrtions TO sAis
rule, and thsy Giant mere dseply 10 sar
hearts TIE esaVsstisa thai kuuan
frisndshigs sAn Fiss ahoss he plAns Of
sslnaA @eiss asd hO1nda
TIE c1AEhsaa lsisFyiss. uhich his sx-
eiasa % nnsA en1msns IN she Esslsrn
States ssd Which IA 9shlishaa 10 fan.
todHy. u IL rosr-iEzsELFoxxcza. eel
psssssss thai ktaa ot fs1sudship uhlsA
maasa tha wosid ne happy abtdine
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-27


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Verdi has introduoed TIE hosss eddie
(thsseh bra mach diGeEsal namsD IN
The erchsstratiOn Of his opera Of olello,
u than proceeds ie explain that horss
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through which q knotted and rosined
ssrinR b drawn. We eADnes zee how
such eide awake and generally reliable
toernal - the Philadelphia Ns,ss esald
fall INTO co grave aa erros. We hasten
With the oorraStion that ths horse eddie
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with one end spen. over the side 81
which . FOagh and Fosinsd board may
b drawn with narrowing eject A
horse Addls balm upon this plAs. thoaS b
called b. any other name. Win sound
Jest exactly The same all a,suud he
bloch. and ws have bat 10 mildly add in
soneluslOn that u the spssA IL 10 BE-
SUNG 20 this accompaniment. that b ell
THAI ue want 10 ksou Aesua u. We
vtll give cur ticket 10 The arss deaf
eitnd muts ve eaa and.